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Caption | Electron micrographs of the labyrinth of E11.5 Synatm1.1Ics/Synatm1.1Ics placenta in a region where the interhemal barrier is not formed but discloses normal development of the ST-II syncytiotrophoblast layer (a; expanded view in b). The ST-II layer (with typical lipid inclusions, asterisks) interacts-with membrane boundaries of normal appearance-with the endothelial cells (ec) of the fetal blood vessels (frbs, fetal red blood cells), and on the other side with undifferentiated mononuclear trophoblast cells arranged as a parenchyma. The latter are most probably ectoplacental cells (epc), as can be inferred from their large nuclei and lack of lipid vesicles, and are presumed to finally differentiate into the ST-I syncytiotrophoblast layer in normal placenta. Scale bar: 2 um. | ||||
Copyright | This image is from Dupressoir A, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2009 Jul 21;106(29):12127-32. Copyright 2009 National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. J:150813 | ||||
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